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Any mates have one of these short-barrelled argument-enders? Do ye recommend one fer a pirate's kit? Do ye know of any source fer one? Capt. William
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I have the following Anne Rice books for sale, all are harbound, virtually brand new. 1. Interview with a Vampire 2. The Vampire Lestat 3. Memmock the Devil 4. Queen of the Dammed 5. The Tale of the Body Thief 6. Cry to Heaven and in paperback, The Vampire Armand The hardback books sell for $25.00 , I'm willing to let them go for 15.00 each, or as a group for $100.00, plus shipping (which will be hefty), unless you can come pick them up from me. I'll throw in the paperback one for free, if you buy all the harbacks, otherwise the paperback one is $1.00. Anyone interested, please send me an email. Thanks, RumbaRue **I'd rather be training cabin boys**
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Cursed Aztec Treasure ~ Treasure, done the way religious medals are made, bronze with heavy gold plate ~ Reproductions sculpted by Zane Yarbrough of Victoria Texas ~ now available. Limited edition (882 pieces) hand signed and numbered. Email for information. Lusty Winds my Friends, Robin St Graves
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Good day Mateys.... Well it is count down time...my fingers are tired of sewin but think I have some good plunder and garb for ye all.... I would like to let you know....I will be bringin me machine that sews with me....and will do repairs to garb or do custom color shirts, pants skirts..overnight...after monday night....will bring some materials with but have found an outlet down there so....if there is something let me know.....Leather work the same....even do some of that same day...belts...baldrics....etc. Me crew will be Captain Thomas Shivers...Meself...Me better half Debra and Sheila(our..hmmmm...helper).... Look ferward to meetin up with the other cr…
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I had ordered my boyfriend a Long John Silver resin figurine for Christmas. He's nuts about pirates and he just got Treasure Island on DVD and I found a figurine and thought he'd really like it. Well, I ordered it from Captain's Cove. They didn't have any in stock and can't get any more. Does anyone know where I might still find one? Sorry for the boring-ness of this post. I'm not fluent in pirate-speak yet.
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How many mates carry or pack a boarding axe as part of their kit? And, what were such axes used for aboard ship? Capt. William
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Well mates ..it has been a while since I plugged the A Faire of the Rose....and our trip to PIP.... I posted awhilr back we would have strippy socks..and people want poitures..I said I would have bodices people wanted pitures...well here they are....I have alpt of other goods but these Io promised the pictures of....the Bodices..I have 17 ranging in sizes from 8 to 24.....priced from 125-175...these are boned in front....all different materials...even some plaids for Scottish Pyrate Lasses....Strippy socks....10.00 per pair...18 for 2 pair and 25 for three...good sampling of colors in the piture.....if ya got any questions please drop a line or PM...sorry to make th…
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For all of your pirate celebrations I have just added a new line of etched glassware and barware. Please check out ebay listings for Cardytwinz@aol.com to find new items being listed with Piratical themes. Perhaps you have your own Jolly Roger that you'd like on a mug or mirror or dinner plate or wine glass....or anything! Check out my stuff either at ebay link: http://cgi6.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?View...5&since=-1&rd=1 or go to my website to take a look at what I have to offer: http://hometown.aol.com/displayit7
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His and Her Vanity Pirate Jewely Boxes - actually this one's pretty cool. Pirate Barbie - 'nuff said. Galleon Tape Measure - I had no idea something like this even existed.
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So am I the only one knee-deep in me piratical fabrics at th' moment? It seems I'll never get t' the bottom of it all, then again, may'aps I don' wanna! I figured I'd share a table with those that're slavin' over their machines an' see what we're all makin'. Pirate wares are good, others I'm 'appy t' take as well. My latest bit is addin' some stripes onto me very rough an' tumbled pirate jacket front..it needs 'em as well on the sleeves, but I'm pressed for time as it bloody well is with all sorts o' stuff. Wanna try to touch up a few items for Ojai if at all possible. I won' even touch Halloween. My bloody word...
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What patterns have ye used.....what can ye recommend and what gave ye some problems?
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I be wonderin' where a self respectin' pirate like meself could be gettin' a new pirate costume (online, or somethin' that tells me what kind of material to make mine outta) I be lookin' for the Captain Look
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I wanted to share this bed with you guys that is currently up for grabs on Ebay. These are sooooooooo cool! What I wouldn't give to have one of these babies- It is a bed with the posts carved in the shape of full-size upright cannons! This one is a beauty... over 200 years old and absolutely stunning. Damn, there are times I wish I had a treasure chest full o' gold dubloons!! Wow... Click here to go to the auction
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Hello All!!! I am a newbie to pyrate reenactment and have been scouring the web for goodies. I came across this website: http://www.geocities.com/ancasta1/uniform.htm it has three interesting period patterns for a man's late 16th early 17th century dress coat, the same coat with pagoda sleeves (this one really rocks my boat!!) and a full sleeved waistcoat. There is also a link to a website that describes in detail how to size these period patterns. On exploring further I was hooked up with other sites that dealt with perios sewing techniques and fabrics...a real treasure trove of info. Presented for your pleasure, and I hope you enjoy!!! Eric :)
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Aye mates! Sashes. I be looking for one. Preferably Kelly green. i have or know no one around here that be good with sailcloth and needle. Guess I have to find me a good wench eh. Or a mate with connections to the trade. Any help appreciated. me thanks Scupper
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For those of you in the northern New England area, I picked up a sweet POTC Bobble Head doll at Newbury Comics today...one of the nice, high detailed resin ones. Very collectible! Check out the manufacturer site here: NECA :)
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Ahoy all.. Since I posted this in the wrong section, I thought I would re-post it here. If anyone is interested, I have the complete death gate cycle books, by Margaret Weiss and Tracy Hickman. They are hard bound and in excellent condition. I am asking $20 plus shipping. If interested, let me know........ Flint
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tired of that "fresh outta the costume shop" look? what be the practical ways ye be aging your garb?
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Ahoy mates. i be wondering if any of ye collect piratical items. I collect pirate/nautical beer or liquier items, labels, bottles and such. I also collect models and or figures that i make or paint. I also have started collecting items with a piratical connection. Lighters, tins, decals and so on. What be you collecting? I'd be willing to help and trade with anyone interested. Scupper
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Check out the great prints of famous pirates and other goodies can be found at the National Maritime Museum website www.nmm.org.uk Look under *Reproductions* then *Pirates*. There is Anne Bonney & Blackbeard. Capt. Morgan and Barbary corairs. There are also maritime books and nautical knickacks. Have fun!
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I be lookin' at the 'Jack Sparrow' Tricorn at Excalibur Leather. It looks right purty, but anyone know what the grayish lookin' material in the middle of the fold be? Looks like some kind of foam or such. ---Mick MacAnselan Link: http://www.excaliburleather.com/catalog/im...es/Tricorn1.jpg
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Greetin's again, me scurvy seadogs...... I be visitin Camden in London tomorrow and i be wonderin where be a good place to shop for me old pirate plunder? All suggestions gratefully accepted Much thanks....... Signed Captain Amelia Hart x
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Good e'ening, mates! Just wanted to let ye know that I've recently found some great jewelry that would be suitable to the pyrate attire. Because of Pirates of the Caribbean being such a hit (and rightly so, may I add!), coin *everything* has come "into style." Target and Mervyns has a few whole lines (made by Xhilirations, and a couple of other brand-names) that carry coin earrings, necklaces with silver, bronze, and gold layered with coins, bronze rings... that sort'o stuff. If I have time later, I'll upload a few shots (I sorta went nuts with my recent cash fun, y'see... and thus have acquired quite a bit o' new plunder... *blush*). Just thought I'd letya know! It r…
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Greetings, A cache of Discovery Channel videos of the Clifford expeditions to Madagascar in search of the wrecksite of Captain Kidd's flagship, The Adventure Galley, has been discovered! Check it out at http://whydah.com/store/product_info.php?p...e37eceb859c8cdb This video also has a great recreation of Kidd's famous voyage! Regards, Corsair
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...is now available as a trade paperback at a very reasonable price. See http://whydah.com/store/product_info.php?p...1ea0d022d565e7e The book tells the story of undersea explorer Barry Clifford's discovery of a shipwrecked French fleet and several pirate shipwrecks at a coral reef off the coast of Venezuela. But the bulk of the book goes into the wave of pirates, buccaneers and filibustiers who infrested the West Indies for a decade thereafter. Regards, Corsair
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